Reading Room
Trusted places to keep learning.
The internet is full of Islam, and not all of it is reliable. These are established, widely respected sources for going deeper, chosen for seekers, new Muslims, and anyone who wants to read carefully.
Read the sources
The Quran and the hadith
Quran.com
The whole Quran in Arabic with dozens of translations, word-by-word meanings, and recitation audio. Free, and the easiest place to start reading online.
quran.comTanzil
A carefully verified Arabic text of the Quran, the source of the Arabic quoted on this site, with translations to compare side by side.
tanzil.netSunnah.com
The major hadith collections, including Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim, in Arabic and English, searchable, with the standard reference numbers used on this site.
sunnah.comLearn more deeply
For seekers and new Muslims
Yaqeen Institute
Well-researched articles and videos on belief, doubt, the Quran, and the hard questions people ask about Islam.
yaqeeninstitute.orgSeekersGuidance
Free, structured online courses taught by qualified teachers, including beginner courses on belief and prayer.
seekersguidance.orgWhyIslam
A long-running outreach project with plain-language answers and a toll-free line for questions about Islam, 1-877-949-4752.
whyislam.orgEn español, and support
In Spanish, and for hard days
IslamInSpanish
Resources, videos, and community for Spanish-speaking Muslims and anyone learning about Islam in Spanish. A Spanish translation of the Quran is also available through our Quran request.
islaminspanish.orgNaseeha
A free, anonymous Muslim helpline for the US and Canada, open around the clock: 1-866-627-3342. For a listening ear from someone who understands.
naseeha.orgThese are independent organizations. Pueblo Islam has no connection with them, receives nothing for listing them, and does not agree with every view each one publishes. They are here because they are careful and widely trusted. See our editorial standards.
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